Post: #1

So I recently decided to get back out there and begin approaching again. My specialty has always been day game, but lately I've come to the conclusion that day game is just inefficient if one's goal is to wrack up notches. Lots of girls don't want to be approached, many that do give their number flake, and those that don't you have to take on at least a date or two (or three).

That being said, I want to learn and get good at night game. The two main issues I have are I don't know where to go and I don't know what strategy to use when I do find a venue that is worthwhile.

With regards to the first point, I live in Houston, and even though it's a big city I still find it hard to find venues on most weeknights that have even a few women I'd want to approach. Is this common? Should I just reserve night game for the weekends?

The second point is I don't know the best way to go about gaming in a night venue. What time is best to arrive at a bar on a given day? Should I just post up in a good location and gradually approach women around me? Should I run from attractive girl to attractive girl until I feel something working out?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I'd love to be able to start getting ONS, and honestly I wouldn't mind going out 7 days a week.

Post: #2

If you're willing to go out every night, then just sample all the venues you can. You'll figure out which places are good and at what times. My city doesn't have a last call, so I've found that different places pop off at different times. If Houston does have a last call, I'd imagine that the time people show up would be consistent across venues.

I can't offer any other advice since I'm new to this too, so I'll just say good luck instead.

Post: #3

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